Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-30

meat market on the south side.
The PhillipsLurg CapitoIs We're de
l feated in the match game Of baseball
at Stockton last Friday. The score
stood to "A.
/ &. H. Tucker has finished his pho
/ tograph rooms on the west side of the
/ square, is row ready TO do photograph
or tin type work in all its branches. If.
One of the handsomest jewelry
I cases in the State has been put into
his store by Il. w. Pyles the jeweler.
/ 1t is a daisy.
/ Elder Turner did not deliver his lee
ture on Henry Georges Land Theory
owing TO the fact that the Court was in
session that evening.
EipPs & Close and Fleming & Heath
! give notice that hereafter their meat
markets viii be closed on Sundays at
$3.50 a. m.
Mr.. c. A. Lewis attorney Of this
place, is an occasional contributor 10
the columns of eastern magazines.
Mr. Lewis is not only q poet but quite a
good writer Of prose.
E. F. Hughes, of this county, has re-
sided here since 1874 He says he has
uCEA III C424LEEA inherent 5LLLE1 anu ne
likes this climate ana tins county gen
orally better than any country he ever
lived in.
Where do you buy your wall paper,
your drugs your cigars, your musical
instruments? If YOU do rot already
purchase at HarmOn's, call IN and try
him for goods and prices. On the east
side of the square
Good authority says the Santa Fe rail-
road will be extended through Phillips
county, within q few months. running
from kirwin TO Philipsburg thence to
Long Island and on northwest into
Nebraska Long Island Leader.
Mrs. Mary j. Dague and r. A
Dague, last week, purchased of +. F.
kOrns, residence lots No. and in
Block 4, range 3, being just across the
street east of Senator Changers new
residence. Price paid $4,000.
The HERALD of last week mentioned
the death Of Mrs. q. II. Tucker She
left an infant which was very i'll at the
time she breathed her last. The child
fingered till last Sunday when its spirit
Joined its mothers in the spirit world.
The Marvin Monitor has been reviv-
ed and again comes to our table full
and running over with good things. 1t
is published by the Marvin Publishing
Co., n. W. Gibbs President and @. E
CrOnk, Secretary. 1t is to be a Bepub-
lican paper.
An exchange says: One of the best
representatives. for cholera infantum is
for the mother and baby to drink no
water that has not been boiled, TO de-
strOY the animal life in it. Afterwards
the water may be cooled and is as good
as any 10 the taste.
A daughter of J NJ. Allen of Beuv-
er township has entered complaint in
Justice Townships court against VIM
Persell of Logan, charging him with
an attempt to commit Il henious crime
upon her person. The trial has not
yet taken place.
DO you want shirt, hat, Il neck
tie, collar, handkerchief, a nice
dress, jersy, any cause or balbrican
underwear? If you do, call on the
Chicago Fair, east of Philips County
Bank. We have the prettiest line 10
select from and for the lowest prices
If ROSENBERG & AIICHALIsKY.
W. H. Bond. tool of the whisky
ring, of LeaVenwOrth, brutally assault
ed Col. d. r. Anthony editor OF the
Times last Tuesday. The liquor men
have made threats they wOlud kill An
thOny and there is no doubt but they
intended TO do it this time, but their
plans failed, else it would have been
another Rev. HaddOck case.
II would seem that the statement
made by Smith county paper to the
effect that the Kirwin Independent Ia
VOred voting bonds to the new Or. r.
company lately org iniZed with head
quarters at kirWin, was UnfOunded.
The HERALD would do IFS kirwin Co
no injustice, hence our cor
rectOn OF the said report.
Mr.. j d. and Mrs. Wilkins net
with quite a serious accident last
Thursday While out riding, the team
become frightened and overturned the
buggy throwing out a'nd severely iniur-
ing both ladies. We understand that
the younger Mrs. wilkins is still suffer
ing intensely from injuries of the head
and neck.-MarYiT. Monitor
On Wednesday F. Il. Cannon, of
Greenwood town ship left a sample OF
apples gathered from the trees in his
The u ees are eight years old
and are nice and thrifty and are bear
ing. blr. Cannon is an old settler.
having located here in 1873. He came
from northern Mo, but likes Kansas
better than that state. Cora, he says,
looks well in his part of the county.
Last week we mentioned briefly the
late fire in Norton The loss figures
up about S27, 900 with an insurance OF
only about $4,000 The Norton Cour-
Ter Office was burned, losing presses,
type, etc. amounting to about s., goo,
with $500 insurance. 1t is supposed
that the fire originated from a fire
cracker or cigar stub thrown IN some
rubbish near building.
It is claimed that the Rock ISLAND
Railroad is not only pushing toward
beaver from this part of Kansas, but IL
has begun work at Denver, Colorado. .
and is building the road eastward. The
Atwood Citizen, abiding to that mat
ter says; Private adviees from Denver
inform us that the Rock Island Is push
ing grading east from that city, and
the contract for completion of tho road
by January 1889 or before is sure 10 be
fulfilled
Last week we mentioned the death Of
Mrs. StinsOU, wife OF Hon. G.. ".
StinsOu, of this city, which occurred
on Friday July 22d. Mrs. Sdnsou
was, with her husband, one of the
earliest settlers of this county. She
was lady Of intelligence, and was held
in high esteem by ali who knew her.
She leaves a husband and son Earl, be-
sides a step son K. Frank StinsOn to
mourn her departure The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. /. 5 d..